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issue closedtypelevel/cats
I started reading the book scala with cats and it states that
Option, List, and Either are all functors.
I created a simple method
def foo(a: Functor[Int]) : Functor[Int] = {
a
}
foo(List(1,2,3))
but this does not work because List(1,2,3) is not a functor
so please what exactly is a Functor? What do I have to pass to the function to make is compile?
I have the same issue with
- Applicatives
- Monads
Please have some patience with me, I just want to understand these concepts and have a mental model or visual representation of what these are.
When someone says create a list, sequence or an option of something, I know straight away that a list is List() a sequence is Seq() and option is Some() but I do not have the model for Functors, Monads and Applicatives.
Please if You can explain this using simple words, I will be grateful. thank you
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oss: Update README copyright year to 2021 Problem We've crossed into a new year and our copyright ranges are now out of date. Solution Update them to 2021. JIRA Issues: CSL-10577 Differential Revision: https://phabricator.twitter.biz/D606603
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finagle-core: Add Name.bound Variant Which Takes a Service Problem For testing Finagle clients, it's extremely useful to be able to pass it a `Service` directly that the client can use instead of talking to a server. This is possible because Finagle has a unified interface between client and server where a server exports a `Service` and a client imports it. Many long time Finagle users don't know that this is possible though because to go from a `Service` to a `Name` (which is necessary for `EndpointerStackClient.newService` et al.) requires multiple hops from `Service` to `ServiceFactory` to `Address` to `Name`. Solution Provide an alternative to `Name.bound` which can take in a `Service` directly and handles the necessary hops for the user. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.twitter.biz/D605745
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I have already added a PR for the same please check.
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pull request commentfauna/faunadb-go
Do you plan to merge this PR or I have to close in favor of #126?
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Adds ability to combine fields + some tests
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Merge pull request #152 from fauna/combine-fields Adds ability to combine fields + some tests
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the main goal here is to adds the ability to combine 2 pre-existent Field. Currently we have the ability
to:
val DataField = Field("data")
val ZField = DataField("x", "y", "z")
but we cannot do combine pre-existents fields, so now can can do:
val DataField = Field("data")
val XField = Field("x")
val YField = Field("y")
val ZField = DataField.at(XField).at(YField)
I also created a FieldSpec to tests some of the field extractions
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Pull request review commentfauna/faunadb-jvm
Adds ability to combine fields + some tests
+package faunadb++import faunadb.values._+import org.scalatest.flatspec.AnyFlatSpec+import org.scalatest.matchers.should.Matchers++class FieldSpec extends AnyFlatSpec with Matchers {+
nice spec
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DRV-398 Support Bearer auth tokens
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Merge pull request #176 from fireridlle/fix/drv-398_support_jwt_token_as_secret DRV-398 Support Bearer auth tokens
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PR merged fauna/faunadb-python
Issue
Support for create_access_provider and related functions has been implemented, but the lack of Bearer token support means that Python-based client applications cannot succeed in using JWT tokens in place of secrets: they always receive the error Unauthorized.
Ho to test? follow instruction to obtain an access token
from faunadb import query as q
from faunadb.client import FaunaClient
from faunadb.objects import Ref
client = FaunaClient(
secret='place jwt here',
)
print(client.query(q.paginate(q.documents(q.collection('users')))))
def on_start(event):
print("started stream at %s"%(event.txn))
def on_version(event):
print("on_version event at %s"%(event.txn))
print(" event: %s"%(event.event))
stream.close()
def on_error(event):
print("Received error event %s"%(event))
options = {"fields": ["document", "diff"]}
stream = client.stream(q.ref(q.collection('users'), '282652881944838658'), options, on_start, on_error, on_version)
stream.start()
For regression, re-run the same code with server secret key
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pull request commentfauna/faunadb-jvm
drv-305: add SplitStr & SplitStrRegex (Java)
@lregnier can you take a look on this PR? @agourlay can you rebase your work, GH is saying the branch is out of date
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pull request commentfauna/faunadb-jvm
drv-287: add SplitStr & SplitStrRegex (Scala)
@lregnier can you take a look on this PR? @agourlay can you rebase your work, GH is saying the branch is out of date
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pull request commentfauna/faunadb-jvm
Adds ability to combine fields + some tests
I rebased this to fix a conflict on README and is planning to merge as soon as the tests finishes
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Merge pull request #153 from fauna/inline-docs Reviewing documentation for the Java driver
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DRV-384 | fix: fauna list-keys throws an error when there are no keys (#77) DRV-384 | fix: fauna list-keys throws an error when there are no keys
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Notes
How to test
- Go to /fauna-shell in your terminal
- Run
bin/run cloud-login - Run
bin/run list-keyswith appropriate options for your current database - Confirm that you see information about keys for your current database and its children provided you have created some children databases and secret keys
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PR opened fauna/faunadb-python
Issue
Support for create_access_provider and related functions has been implemented, but the lack of Bearer token support means that Python-based client applications cannot succeed in using JWT tokens in place of secrets: they always receive the error Unauthorized.
Ho to test? follow instruction to obtain an access token
from faunadb import query as q
from faunadb.client import FaunaClient
from faunadb.objects import Ref
client = FaunaClient(
secret='place jwt here',
)
print(client.query(q.paginate(q.documents(q.collection('users')))))
def on_start(event):
print("started stream at %s"%(event.txn))
def on_version(event):
print("on_version event at %s"%(event.txn))
print(" event: %s"%(event.event))
stream.close()
def on_error(event):
print("Received error event %s"%(event))
options = {"fields": ["document", "diff"]}
stream = client.stream(q.ref(q.collection('users'), '282652881944838658'), options, on_start, on_error, on_version)
stream.start()
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PR closed fauna/faunadb-js
Notes
Test "Values › date" doesn't respect timezone
Actual result
Values › date
expect(received).toEqual(expected) // deep equality
Expected: "{\"@date\":\"1970-01-01\"}"
Received: "{\"@date\":\"1969-12-31\"}"
86 | var test_date = new FaunaDate(new Date(1970, 0, 1))
87 | var test_date_json = '{"@date":"1970-01-01"}'
> 88 | expect(json.toJSON(test_date)).toEqual(test_date_json)
| ^
89 | expect(json.parseJSON(test_date_json)).toEqual(test_date)
90 | })
91 |
at Object.test (test/values.test.js:88:36)
Expected result
Test should be passed
How to test
Set custom timezone (in my case GMT+3) and run test
jest --env=node --verbose=false ./test/values.test.js
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pull request commentfauna/faunadb-js
Fix FaunaDate test to ignore timezone
closed as PR https://github.com/fauna/faunadb-js/pull/372 has this fix
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handle stream end the same fashion as for browser
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Merge pull request #383 from fireridlle/fix/DRV-365_handle_nodejs_stream_end DRV-365 handle stream end the same fashion as for browser
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Notes
Stream termination due to core's one-hour limit does not cause an error event
stream throw end event for nodejs and error event for the browser (tested at chrome). i suppose it would be a good idea if the driver will silently reconnect when such a case raised.
to simulate the same behaviour as for browser, fix listen for end event and as soon as the event appears, fix convert it to an error event.
How to test
const faunadb = require('./index')
const q = faunadb.query
const util = require('util')
var client = new faunadb.Client({
secret: 'XXXXXX'
})
;(async () => {
await client.query(
q.Paginate(q.Collections())
)
.then(ret => console.log(ret))
.catch(err => console.error('Error: %s', err))
})()
var stream
function startStream() {
stream = client.stream.document(q.Ref(q.Collection('Status'),
'278763355019149825'))
.on('snapshot', snapshot => {
const m = util.inspect(snapshot, { showHidden: false, depth: null })
console.log(m)
})
.on('version', version => {
const m = util.inspect(version, { showHidden: false, depth: null })
console.log(m)
console.log(stream._client._state)
})
.on('error', error => console.error('Error: %s', error))
.start()
}
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issue commentdanielmiessler/SecLists
PR #559 supporting issue (as per CONTRIBUTING.md )
"please use ONE of the following methods to submit them" - CONTRIBUTING.md
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PR opened danielmiessler/SecLists
Recently while working with an LDAP injection I noticed that a list good list of attributes and objects was missing from the repo. Thus, I created the below 4 lists:
- Fuzzing/LDAP-active-directory-attributes.txt
- Fuzzing/LDAP-active-directory-classes.txt
- Fuzzing/LDAP-openldap-attributes.txt
- Fuzzing/LDAP-openldap-classes.txt
These were obtained by extracting the schema from both a default install of a Windows 2019 server with AD services and a OpenLDAP with wide selection of schemas enabled (including Samba's OpenLDAP schema).
While there was some overlap between them (especially as OpenLDAP has a msuser.schema file and Windows has definitions for posixAccount, posixGroup, etc.), I think its best to keep them separate. But if needed, they can be merged.
For reference, the files were generated using a command such as:
ldapsearch -s base -b cn=Subschema "(objectclass=*)" attributetypes -LLL | sed -e ':x N ; s/\n // ; tx ; P ; s/^.*\n//; tx' | grep -e '^a' | cut -d "'" -f 2 | sort -u
Hope they are of some use.
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